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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
BEFORE JUDGE HOLMES.
Lon" Morrts>n Tried by Jury-others
Plead Not Gaiity.

Lon" Morrts~u Tired by Jary-others
Plead Not Guilty
Thomas Cafrcll ani A. +. Wheelock were
sentenced % jail for twelve days each tor
being in state OF plain intoxiestion aud
stephen Bud and Martin De Young con
tribsted S5.35 each 70 the city library for
being drruk. James Saith, Barton Nc
Cennoil. Ernest Godfrey and Albert heed.
the four youths arrested for being Disorder
derly, pleaded guilty TO The charge and
were ansd - and costs each, except Reed.
on whom sentence was suspended on pay
aent OF c0sts. owing TO the fact that his
parents are both blind aud De has 70 sap
port them. Smith. the eolorsd youth, paid
$40 aud Mcconnell and Godfrey went to
AL for twelve days ach.--Chippy Harris,
famous for the length OF his tong le and the
shOrtness OF his bluff. was sent
over 10 bis late hone. the County Jail, fer
fifteen days.-Chss. Connell paid 1855 for
beng Patrick Finnegan was
arrsigned on charge Of being disordsrly,
pleaded not guilty and viii have hssriDg Z
Friday. Fred Perreu paid e7.55 for
beating his wife and creating . disturbance
in the AcReynolGs block Sunday night.
James Alden pleaded not guilty 10 a
charge OF breach OF the peace and Dis hear
ing was set down for this morning. The
cases OF Peter brown and Vim. Grady for
gambling vers called and sdjourned 70
July Lou Morrison, s. A. Glover.
Annie Rose and Nellie Hedges were ar
rsigned on a charge of keeping 4 house OF
fl-iamc. They all pleaded not guilty 10
the charge. slower will have hearing
July . Rose June -, Hedges July l. and
Lou Morrison was tried BY jury, Prose
cutting Attorney Clay conducting the case
for the people and +. :. Esgiest0n appear
ing for the dessnss. Two detectives, Ser.
xpsos Hurley and a couple Of citizens testi-
ned ~ 70 what the reputation of the place
kept By her &C $ kent-st. was Pauline
Brown testified 70 going there with = man,
gegticg room and saying there three
quarters OF 81 hogr. Pearl Miller said that
sns had been engaged as hOusskeeDer there
| for nearly q month but saw no prostitution
carried on. susie Kane testified about the
reputation Of the place Here the prosecu-
ton rested rs csse. and the defense offered
no testimony vhztever. After dsliberstina
ABOUT thirty minutes the iory returned a
verdict Of guilty. and sentence will be pro-
nolnced this morning.
Fannie Wiihsy, one Of the keepers ol
houses Of sssigna'ion. arrested Saturday
was III yesterday snd unable 10 appesr.---
kittie Leonard was srraixned for stealing
some bed clothing aud table linen from
Belle Wiley. Sns pleaded not guilty, and
| viii hAves hearing this morning I'D
ward Willard pleaded not guilty 10 stealing
= suit OF clothes from Isaac Faedsr. aud vii
have bearing June 3l---The cass Of Abb
Gail johnson tor trespass, was adjourned "a
July .
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28


ranisl Mccoy IS expected home Thurs
day nisnt 81 shis week.
Aou. s :. Dads. OF LanNaE, IS ia he city
attending 70 business ~ The United states
CoUrt.
n. Jandorf. OF The Chicago shoe store,
siii visit his parents IN nary aad next
seek.
Kew Zevsnsxa, ire new pxsror Of the
arrived rom h0slsnd.
a1s. BeSsle E4gls-heid. tho lady lawyer.
has goue 20 Anu AFoor, TO s1ts I'd the re-
ucioo Of tne c.ass u %
Miss roenis si0vsr Is home from Olivette
Collegs 70 spend tos summer vacation With
her parents. 500 south Lalsyette street.
Judge John ". stone, OF Hougnton. IA Ia
the city vlsling bis isGaiiy ioz Tea dsS 5.
HE . vel pleased Win hs pew location.
JOAN Mckinney. OF this city. has been
installed A. telegraph operator IN TIE Cni-
cas0 & wesg &icnigaA once A. Benton
h41o0r.
r. ". O'Counor. late superintendent for
Nckas 4 iaiiy. lumcerIaen of kasi cGsi-
cav. eongempiates moving - this Guy.
he vii g 1eIe to-day.
Add Sharplsy, of this city. an actor Of
rrowlnz repulaliOn. has purchased SUM
msr cottage AZ prAld haven. ana viii
spend ths summer tnsrs with bis lamily.
J.. Purtehe-. the genial clerk who has
presided ~ sweets hotel f0r sorns time,
lsayes today Tor Detrsii. where ns nil re-
mrn 60 his fret love, the GrisEold House.
Lieut.. +. S. s.ronx. Of the regular army.
aa.4 instr trucror AZ Orc14rd lake. MAS in town
yesterday. aod was sh0vn zcout tee Csty
o. Nsl. McGurrln and Captain Heyman, al
tae Sscor4 RsSirsenl.
Mr. Henry N. Rose. Assistant Engross-
iog and knf0lling Clerk OF tte House, oue
"a tns u0ss 6eiigiag an1 pes- intofmsd men
Coaneeted With ne Lex ziSlatQre tnis session,
goes 70 ogand Rspids tomorrow 20 resume
as newspaper aulses With Viii " estJl AL
Lou Stcars on tae kssnsag LeafsT tnsfe.--
Lsasias hspssSs.sra.
pr. g. F. Ford. an eminent physician OF
Gntinlal. V8o E4s been vIsiDug his bro
tberS. 81. H. Ford. oi jefferson street, ana J.
r. ( ord. "a cp1isE street. r6tIrDed 10 en-
cinuati iast nl.ll. Ihc brothers supposed
tnat the 10csor vas buried In tna fatsi ASH
tabDls disaster Ten years ago. The reunion
vas . happ7 one tor al concerned.
Wm. c. graves. who bas for some months
ahiy a..ed the pg<iliCn % city etfltoI on TIE
staI % the c;e Atf hli1te, leaves TO
uixhs 1or DerCif whero ~ assamss an i'm
pcrtaat fos.iion "a he ls6ssse. AR
uraw. : ; <eniai yoang fellow. PTonis-
ia gcllux iourralis-. ead isssss mao
frisn.is Hzfs wno wiil wafch hls upward CT.
ress 10 his cEcsen Geld win greag interest
--fsaspsg fpHaaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28


Ths xzne Of ball between tee Rsei City
Ciaa. of TIE Norihsrn League and the
Grand Rapids nine. whose names wsrs
printed yssssriay morning. wss Witnessed
hy a5ous tvo hundred people At the Fair
Grounds yesterday sissraoo1. The visitors
wsrs TO mach tor ths home club. bar the
game wss not unint~essing. Reel City
ven to 0at lrst and saraed 'xooss eslz.
Tie bone club oid not esf aeaFsr r18
tLan seccnd base. unit The fourtb in1ing.
wheu Aidrlch made thIee- nsse hls alter
TIVE msn usrs out- Then Connolly went
cur Oh = soul. snd the score stood l0 - = IA
fa~ur of the visitors. nyxert pitched for
tha acme tesa Until the 'sitors lad scored
n-us runs u three innings When be was
succeeded h7 Al8Ffc5. Who held them
dowa prsfty vat, - VIII be seen by the
srore.
Red Cty. os al o o . = I'LL
Gfand RsrlaS 49,
Wneesr ri vefv elective work oehiad
tte oaf. and the spectators expressed The
opinion that bad Aidfiea been put IN tne
bcx at he bskicnirg % the kaue. aonors
vouif lave osen mere nssr,y even.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

A large audience witnessed an exceeding
ly clever vaudeville entertainment al
Smiths opera House last evening. The
three Nelvelle brothers are marvellous in
their acrobatie brother act. The prince Of
contortionis,s, Rexo. is seemingly without
a bone in his body. He bends IN most
wonderful shspssnd Is the greatest act OF
the kind ever seen IN the theatre. The
great team. Heating and Flynn, are stih =
Dig feature, their knock about grotesque
dancing is without equal. Lewis and
CAROLS double 'chippie act is good tor
the kind. Susie Wilde. Emma Moulton,
MAY Johnson and johnny Ray all present
new and good acts. Prof. Campbeifs tab
leaux soleil, depicting the lie of the late
General Grant from birth place TO death.
with magnificent pictures. IS worth twice
the admission charged 70. the entire show.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

Harry Thompson, brakeman on pas
senger train on the D.. l.. & y. railroad,
met with q terrible accident at the Union
depot about $50 yesterday afternoon. He
was getting ready 10 make the run on the
Saginaw train. which leaves here at 40.
and was coupling the engine 10 The baggage
car when in some way ne stumbled. and
one truck of the tender passed over his
right leg, below the knee. The man tainted,
and be was then taken into the G.. r. 4 /.
general building, where he socn revived.
DR.. johnson was notified, and the unfortu-
nate srnan was removed 10 the Z. b. 4.
Home. When the wound was examined IL
was found necessary 20 auDutate the leg
two inches below the knee. he Is unmsr-
red. aud his relatives live at East Saginaw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

George n. Davis and Turner & Carroll
have purchased the nine acres Of land situa-
ted at the corner of Hall and S Division-sts.
of Mrs. smithers OF Galliopolis, paying
therefore $4,000. These gentlemen will
undoubtedly plat it at once. Their new
acquisition Il within one block OF the new
depot grounds OF tie Detroit, Lansing and
Northern r. r. ana although the figure
paid is large one, the property Is thought
20 be bargain. in view OF the remarkable
and steady growth OF the city. Diyision-st.
will be paved all the way to Hall-st., and
the location is especially desirable for build
ing lots.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28


Jsha Axazold. sf - fssfssspn- .. . ne
rhs coanzil csnnits@s "a ssssse ~
nseef A. - El1F tsars af1es faafs<aF
evening
rlrlitIss -. ses..nss - tke as zaIi vss,
tss.lsy ii srsise as4 sl.s n are ~oxkins
ia s1zls ~ eressa..
Tss Fsrassrx, f.4s III net a. iks Mar.
ksl go sais ar.srnaan . discuss kAs neal
.astnols ii rrf.ax eatfls
~. 49, ..sl,s.x (..,ss.snx = tos.o,,
trs1xiaz Ia So as-er Eesf has frem
ksiazs ezfAst afsaxs - ZA4ni-sE
"a sr..is,aslr,., -l.....s .,f L. gsarh sehool
a. - - szsf - ~ ssasi a. f-r..l
k-ad4.i 4 tanizas = arrznza 6x 50 slaaAI
picoic.
rs. z.,.8 ss.n,,4z zxefnex Rsnk -ilI %.
80 - - - =, - $500 4
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ersetsd.
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= neIl1fs n&s is&sea "a At<s slets
90 Lfon- q. sofa-1fiY oo~1Fis<~ - S1s1sa =
uea-on a@A ~Aii q = - sot nss.-e1@s'
sai ,on All fsst44IaAt'
Gen y D4sis and Iazaer s Carroll have
Duscn4ss.l alas acres "a 4ud q lns n9rLA-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

To al ceasazssrs 81 rty wsf@r.
oxiax s. sae sew stsse ~ sates - rs
ses<Fxoiz. sox seeai sx1l fs<t esios his
nornsl eve. sad tbs fstesf tset tksl vs
szs panttnx every css - ths sxtsas ef seE
sapplg wAieh = asilf decreasing ~ voi
8nzs 41d tEs lsoEeTskiss fsccsAity ef ssQEe
lng 1Es pcolecs<au - Ger ctty coAs2 zae1 8
sns kere9r aotsnea 50 "a ne.1lslaiS } sl8ks Ee.<
ase - ~stsr ~ lass Saa street. spTlnsltnR
untl fQTs1sF aoEiee. z4steE csnsuasefs IA.
clGae1
Any sislstiea q ths seovs er6u ct 70
seA "a ths insmetlsts sl1aisinx 90 0f TIE
= ktsr s9Dpls
81 oraef 81 TIE Bard of Publie Werks.
NuREs u sTEyESs. Prsziaeai pTo teHl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
THs cHAv~IoN HEARD FROM.
Tom osnooneii Accepts Jack MeDer-
raotfs Challenge.

Tothe F8iior oftbs frrEaRAx HKasLD.
have seen in your paper Of this date the
sweeping challenge of lack NcDsrm0te, Of
Chscsgc. formerly Of Rochester. y. y. who
is weeping becau<s ne can not make a match
With lack Barke or Paddy Carroll, Of
Chicago, ard = 80 feSce for fight that be
challenges any man IN Michigan fow he
need nor sp,d for hght in Michigan. for
here is s0nething Easy for him. / hereby
secert his challenge. hoping to bear from
him soou. / remain. yours respectfully.
Tos O'l1oySxrt,
Champion Of Michigan.
Grand Rapids. June y.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

TIE 0nly exclusive Bz5y cssFisgs Store
ia ths rnifs1 Ssstss Is at No. rs Wzhesh'
sFs Caic4zo. TIE large An1 ns2Rlisai
eisplay ol tie o-lsorztsa Holn4a Adj1sts.
BE Bzby Carriages e ths soEdsr sa1 pEide
q TIE peopls u the great Worth west Sss
advertisement ia snosbsr eoicma of thss
IaDeE aad send for 1hesr hsedseus e<lA-
iog1e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

ssw minutes beiose aciock 1sstriay
nsrnsnx. as annaher Of men enpioTss q
Bsrksy, Cay 4 Co we're sitting On the fence
thst vans aions ths sisi4 walk iass ssss 81
tfe ASsoFy the tep rail susidenly zsre var
letting Two ef the men inte tes -seinz
cara AeiIie irssm srczen fsacs ard 4
goed 1uckinE rs dsHase vas do1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

Vow ~ Spring Is here. ard everybody
changes their clothing / would sdviss vou.
ifvou have any work 10 clr.ninz an dTs-
ing 20 take s1ch was-s voa cs1 zst The
rest work done At the lowest pfices. Ssch q
placs i tie 'Osd and Rssisbtsn Eagle steam
DYE H-s7s< No. q Csaai-sf
NB Biadfng. lining snd repairing q
xsnf's sizg = done ~ith The straoss of
neafaess dnrabEity, which j. proven
hsyond = 46DbG
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

sheriff Rahop and Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Csrroll caught forty trout the
other rnorning. the gross wsigss Of rhica
sas riaefsen pounds The raaior tnst
thev caQzhi thsrn before daylight IN sn-
ether nlzu' troat stream = i7digasasly de-
rsei--hv 10 parties csfchi1z the fish
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

Fnroa Stevens. throukh her stta~ne~s.
Clay. Carroll e Esstnsn vesterrlsv spufsi
to he Superior Ceurt Tor 4 5lve~rs frsrs
Brock Stepeffs. - wisou sae wax nssrrfe7 At
Avirner. 10 Jine. lS<S she c1arzes hs,n
~ith sxE-zss Uusis saa .iiake - xzp~s<s
nA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

As the sssai-snnusl meeting of K<wsh-
Ks-wsn Tribe So 2 Improved Order Of
Red Men. hsid Al thesr Wigwsua last evan
Inx osscrrs rsrs elected ~ fsllors sschsu.
Neahf. seuier Sseaucrs. Chariss A. Beebe.
Jnaicr Sazamors. Wilf-ed Scnft. Assistant
Keeper Of Rscorsis. Dewey 2 Harss
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

Our strrseiH be open We3ns~ssv. Thurs.
dsv Fritsvs s8d SATURDAY evenings Of his
week Chss&zo Sh0e Store. = CsnzI. ard a
aus3 a. T.rss-sss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
GRAND sApsDs SAVINGS sAsk


fbs dsrs,zoFs - taA Aank hsss Declared ;
ssznt ennnzl 3Tszsoa ~ az e.sr ceet psf
zals 90 I'D kfsf Ta-s.tnr fnif sth i@<1
"a HsAt. Gaztief
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
a Valuable Recipe by Mrs. knight OF
Our House Furnishing Depart
rnent viii Appear Each CaY.

CHANGED DAILY.

Soak one dozs , mecisn ssd potatoes in ice
cold water before putting - soak IA sa.ted boil
tag wster drain when done aud ccfef Hltr q
double linen towel until dry, diSrlye one table
fpo0nfpi OF butter in half cupcf hot milk. kaii
and pepper siEntiy and pour over the hot pote'
toes. mash well aud serve plain. or r5ctd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

u kxTFD "A GooB. S0BER sNp TTTFf-
sas zrr hrs % ss-< ssds * eifs s
r,><i-e-- - ssor rs<o - ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Proposals wf1l - reretres 81 fne osfsee ~ fhe
C<h3ef EafiseeT - the 1oiedo ssefEss a - -sste
gs1 RsilTay - efef nfiifs. NieisirsE. E71iI 81 y
e.. lssl. fe4 tbs 5aifcfne - Al frszse sd r.ils
sreeslf sFifgss ~ s<i1 - @fg sesvpFn Gr.eE
4 - A. - Esfexo1 fsf9cf 40 snss feet ~ ssf
erec - or - arr 1eslre1 81 sfT re "a usF =
fs3 C essF< fcFts1r ~ go - fszsree-rs ofrs
r. fsrekE~1le ~ - = = C14e - tezf Fnxl
neer. SFsTsA. A5ah. Ans q q ia s-e - -
rela<zfea eNT7H
guns ~ fss7 Cbsss u greer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28

Our store viii he open Wednesday,
Inurssay. Friday and SATURDAY evenings
Of this week. Chicsgo Shoe Store, p Canal
ana a and As Lyon-s;s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
s5 CENTS FOR Az ALARM CLOCK.
GOOD TINE.


GOOD TIME.
Splendid opportunity 10 have the best
time on record now BY attending our special
price of as cents each. Time Clocks, 20
cents. ADsonia Clock Co.'S make. Every
Clock warranted. First foor, Window
% CENTS FOR Az ALARM CLOCK.
Saturday evenings sale on Dime. Sets Of
our extraordinary prices. exceeded expecta-
tons, buf We still have genuine bargains in
these sets, and shsll continue 10 offer them
until the stock is completely Exhausted.
100 pieces for : 5 90
100 %
l4O 10 90
Every piece warranted sound. and goods
delivered to any part OF the city. (First
floor, centre.l
WHITE GOODS.
In White Goods we offer a limited stock
OF EMPRESS IMPERIAL CHINA. i05
pieces, Dinner Sets at 500 These sets
are strictly first class. bat they MUST BE
SACRIFICED because we are going out o.
The line. PRICES NEVER CHANGED
WHILE STOCK LASTS. (Flrst floor,
centerl
SELECTED SECONDS.
Extremely low aud new prices on an er-
ira good line Of White Crockerv. known as
) Selected Seconds. not strictly first class, but
big value for the pdce.
Handled Cups and S.ucers. each Sc
Pie Plates, per dozen as
Breakfast Plates. per dozen &C
Dinner Plates, per dozen 53c
Plaiiers Sc, 9c., lie, 15c. and 20c. each.
Cream Jugs good bize, each SC
Ice Water Pitcher each 25c
Tea Pots. tall and good. esch 33c
Individual Buffers, per set iOc
Fruit ssucers. per set i5c
Everything else in proportion. tFirsl
floor, rear
The low prices on all lines of goods car
red ia stock in our combined House Fur
nishing Goods Establishments. are attract
ing their deserved attention. Bring q bss-
ket. or come prepared 10 buy basket, and
carry home some OF the bargains IN our
Tinwsre Sundry goods Department
This decline In prices Is 10 weekly spas
medical sffair. bat represents regular prices
on all goods mentioned. and include.
thousands of articles impossible TO be no.
ticed in our limited space and shall be con
TUNED until stocks arc entirely sold out
Call early while the assortment is perfect
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
{. P. KIDOER & CO.

X B.-ssle begins ~ once and continnes until
we dlspete 0f the hundreds Of remnants 81 ever
thing IN our dTefs goods stock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-28
WHITE GOODS.

Every piece warranted sound. and good
delivered to any part OF the city. (Firs
Hoor centre1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
SUMMARY.

Number of transfers in above list, 63.
Total amount of consideration, $3O6 .O25.
Number of transfers under $1,000 each, 32.
Total amount of consideration, $12, ,475.
Transfers for nominal consideration, lS.
Aggregate of days transfers, $3l9,51S.
1NorE-Transfers of which the considera-
tion is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above listl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27
Howard, Clancy & Meredith,
I2O North Main Street.

s I325O-Lot 65, Orange Heights
2350-Lot Al, Orange Heights.
Lots 215, 225 and 227, in Wicks'
subdivision Germain tract
1400-Lot, % Washington tract.
925-Lot 27, Kiefer tract.
16OO-Lot IA, block l, Fairmount tract.
100 feet, Alameda street, near cor
ner Georgia.
Lot on Georgia street, near corner
Alamenda.
sOO-Each, lots II and 12. block 80,
Azusa; acre lots.
$5OO-LOts 33 and "a, block 1O5 lots As
and As, block 101, at San Gabriel.
15,O00-45 acres, adjoining Fulton Wells
16O0-7 acres, Ia miles Downey, onR. r..
SOO0-8 acres, highly improved, near city
limits close to Ninth street.
100000 Handsome 2-st0ry, ,S-rOom house,
finely improved grounds; block
from street cars; lot 120x165.
1O,OOO-The handsome "Rice Place." in
Highland.Park.
sOOO-Four good houses on Cincinnati;
rent for $72.
55OO-5-room house, Temple ST.; +; cor. lot.
420O-5-room house, Temple St; cor. lot.
6000-New 7-rOOm house; hall, etc., cor.
Washington st. and B0nsallo ave.
4000-6-room house and hall, Banning st.
5,OO0-7-room house, Hill ST., near Fourth
ST.; lot 60x165.
sOOO-House on Geary St, near First; lot
S0x120-
65OO-A splendid 1O-room house ,on street
car line; good cellar, cement walks,
etc.; lot 50x173.
3200-House and 2 lots, Fairmount tract.
25O0-5-roOm house on King ST., near
Grand ave-; lot 6Ox110.
3000-5-room house, Beaudry ave., near
Temple.
GOOO-Lots and 6, Davis subdn., corner
Boyle ave- and Seventh st.
6OOO-40x150, on Hewitt ST., adjoining
school house.
1OOO-O lots ITrmston tract. one a corner
5OO-Eaeh; lots 81 and 80, block 10, Los
Angeles Improvement Company.
50O0-60x165, ON Olive st.
6O0-5Ox135, corner Vermont ave. and
Robideau st.
S500-61x165, on Hill St; close in.
9OO-Each; lots in Greenwell tract.
Cooper foot the "Verandah" proper
ty; 800 feet front on Downey ave.
and San Fernando.
500-Lots in Meyers tract.
350-Business lots in Burbank.
65,O0O-20 acres cor. Ninth and Alameda st
19,O00-6 acres, Washington ST., west of Al
ameda.
.25, ,OO0-15l4 acres on San Pedro st.
1500-Each; lots 10 and IL, block !, %
and "a, block 2, AngeleiiO Heights
45O-Each; lots 1873 and 134, Garbolino
tract
7OO-Lot %, block Is, Los Angeles I'm
provement Company; corner.
25,O00-65xS9, corner Upper Main and
Bellevue ave.
3,OOO-66x15O Sixth ST.. opposite Park.
150-Per front foot, ,S2x1S5, Buena Vista
near Bellevue.
125-Per front foot, lots 10, 1 1 and IL
Mills & Wicks, Sccond-st. extension
1O,OOO-25 acres; improved; 6 miles south
of city.
3OOO-4O' acres; partially improved; one
mile from Burbank hotel.
1OO-Per acre; 1O2 acres improved land
adjoining Burbank.
S00-Each; lots IL and IL, block 80
AZusa; acre lots.
1000-Eaeh, lots 9, z, 8 and 8, block 9
SsntOus tract.
165O-Lot A. block 1, Scntous tract.
12OO-Lot IL, block 5, Moulton's addition
275-40 acres; highly improved; st San
Gabriel. jy15-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-27

Mrs G Hull, Monrovia; G c Brock, Lowell,
Mass Miss Adah J L Lleyster, Albuquerque;
Taggart, Kingsman; N Ruder, Thomas
Duffy, Victor; p Bowlin, d W Gregory, 8.
p. X. RE d Ambrose, Pomona; L Lead
better, stockton; W W Coulter, San Fran
cisco.
GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL.-Mrs A Brown
ing, San Diego; w Kay and wife, w II;
Mrs ID G Collins and family, st Louis; W g
Clayton, Texas; John Bohaman, Azusa;
Chas More, San Francisco d 1 higgins, Geo
ID Cich, Thos l. higgins, Chas Peterson
Pasadena; Bohaman, ] Loder, Azusa
Jas Brown, Santa Ana; Morton w Dermou,
ID Mckee, Sacramento Geo A Mckee, Pasa-
dena; ID Carpenter, PerriS; i Dickson,
Elsinore; Rosmards, Ventura; IL winters,
Nevada James Stevens
ST. ELMo--T Gardiner, National CITY;
Conlee, Miss d Bashor, Gladstone; Dr
Fisher Mrg c T Fisher, 'BaltimoIe; ID f Fos-
ter, wife and sister, Bloomington, III; Z
Williams and wife, Miss l. Cosa; Oakland
] T Ward, G Barham, b Libbey, U
Boldeman, X T Polk, San Francisco; NJ Mac
donald, San Bernardino, ] Bowie, San
Fernando; WFX Parker, Santa Ana; VIM
Vandeyer, Ventura; Capt Z Grelke, Capt ID
W Weldt, San Pedro; V Montgomery Santa
Ana; | Breeder, Bishop Creek; T Dattle-
swing, Chicago; N A Starin, Fresno; W f
Sibley, Redlands; 7 Campbell, Pasadena;
G n Andrews, Detroit.
NADEAU HoUsE.-TNo arrivals reported.]